Sentence examples for a greater inclination of from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation may be a greater inclination of the radio beam from the vertical during the placement of a plasma enhancement band above the ionosonde, as evidenced by the absence of multiple reflections and the increased occurrence rate of additional cusp trace.

Studies have shown that major of the Kidney diseases have a great inclination of toxicity of fluoride.

In the face of genuine clarity and distinctness, "a great light in the intellect" is followed by "a great inclination of the will" (7:59).

Among the young generation in Israel there is now less willingness to establish contact with Arabs and a greater inclination to expect the worst of them.

"In Marseille," he says, "there is a greater inclination to cross the line of violence than in the Paris banlieues".Street violence is not the only concern.

Because the Roma face considerable discrimination, parents may conceptualize mental illness symptoms as potentially stigmatizing and thus have a greater inclination to underreport the mental illness of their child [ 23, 24].

And I had a greater inclination to protect it and be a steward of the natural world.

While each is part of the entertainment industry, artists have demonstrated a greater inclination to use their stage to make protests or take stands.

Though that said, most of the members rotating off are also considered fairly hawkish, meaning they have a greater inclination to want to raise rates than average.

Reports from people travelling to less popular destinations such as Eastern Europe, Egypt, and India may reflect higher rates of illness in these countries [ 7], or more serious infections, or a greater inclination to consult the doctor after return.

There is also a greater inclination, wrong-headed perhaps, by those of us who serve as judge and jury to lump off-court misdeeds with on-court performance.